I Like A Movie Analysis

Overall I did like this movie, it had some dull moments because of the repeated concepts, but it was still really good. For instance, it seemed to drag on, he hadn’t even gotten into the toy store until about half the movie was done. It also had a lot of predictable moments. For example, in the middle of the movie, it had shown Josh and Susie having fun and what she was pushing for. It was made into a serious matter early on in the movie when she had actually enjoyed the date compared to others she might have had. It was pretty obvious they would end up being in a relationship and that she would also bring him more into the adult world than Josh had wanted. Her intentions were clear in the beginning when she had mistaken him for inviting her
Or even that he would prevail in the toy industry because he was a kid, and that, along with Susie, would make Paul hate him and constantly be against him. It was also obvious that he would return to a kid and that his friend would be the one bringing him to the realization that being an adult isn’t
Although this movie was about a kid being a grown up, it still had the setting of a child's story. It still had the playful plot and humor that most kids movies have, instead of being serious throughout the entire movie. This did make me like the movie a lot more, made it easy to laugh even though the jokes weren’t that good, and it made it easy to connect to as well because I am getting to the grown-up stage, even though I don't want to. I want to be a kid and be able to not have a care in the world. But I also had another bias that had made this movie less enjoyable to watch. Generally being in this new generation, I don’t like when movies take forever to get to the point. I like the new movies and tend to find older ones very boring to watch. At times I would not be able to actually enjoy the movie because I was to busy complaining about how much it was just repeating the same things over and over. But I didn’t let it completely ruin the movie. I also re-watched it and got a lot more information that the director was giving the audience rather than the overall plot of the main character being a grown up and wanting to be a kid again. But I still liked the movie, I just didn’t love it, but it still had a lot of great messages to uncover to help the people watching learn lessons about